Max Dauthendey

Max Dauthendey
1867-1918
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German author and artist painter belonging to Impressionism, considered one the the most influential authors of his epoch (wiki); began a career as a painter and remained highly responsive to sensuous impressions, especially of color (The Oxford Companion to German Literature); excelled in Impressionism but was later dismissed by the Nazi regime as egotistic and lacking German orientation (Poems without Frontiers).

• Ich grübe mir gern in die Stille ein Grab
• Alleingelassen bei Erinnerungen
• Zwei schwarze Raben

(German and Nordic Literature)